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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
4
A Vermilion correspondent to the Argus Leader urges reducing school expenditures and emphasizes returning value for money. She critiques spending on nonessential activities and calls for focusing on practical and technical training to better prepare graduates for usable jobs.
A fragmented discussion questions how campaign spending should be regulated as a North Dakota senator faces scrutiny over travel and fundraising expenses. The piece notes travel on government costs, yacht trips billed to the public, and the rising cost of postage for campaign literature, raising questions about allowable expenditures and ethical boundaries.
The text discusses the balance between informing voters and limiting campaign expenditures. It notes hopes for a five member oversight committee to investigate, criticizes Nye as an expensive taxpayer burden, and recalls Brookhart's defeat tied to government payroll connections. It contrasts Nye's costs with Brookhart's family payroll controversy.
The Investors Syndicate notes a sharp upturn in security investments and savings, plus rising interest in automobiles by the Average Consumer, though purchases stay below last year. Chicago and North Western Railways bought over 1,200 junked cars to dump into the Missouri near Pierre to protect the right of way.
The piece argues tariffs protect American workers and industry from European competition. It contends tariff repeal would flood the U S with cheap foreign goods and undermine labor and farming, urging agricultural interest pressure to shape tariff policy despite political inertia.
The document outlines support for law enforcement, condemns nullification, and cites constitutional method for change to the Eighteenth Amendment. It favors retaining sums and eliminating evils while permitting states to decide how to handle liquor. It argues against outright repeal and stresses a measured, legal approach to reform.
Omaha readers debate why Missouri Valley location lacks a total eclipse viewing. The piece contrasts grand natural spectacles with regional access plus local groups Ak-Sar-Ben and the Chamber of Commerce urging for a future eclipse event.
Miss Maureen Kenefick of Sioux Falls is named camp director for the Aberdeen Council Girl Scout camp at Pickerel Lake from July 31 to August 13. Miss Ruth Allen will manage registrations and overall camp operations. Florence Lonski will nurse the camp. A health exam is required for all campers.
Final plans outline a State college judging meet on July 26 hosted by H M Joe club leaders. Io ward to participation by club members with livestock dairy crop and poultry contests directed by J B Johnson T M Olson Ralph Johnston and O J Wee Telly. Events run 9 a m to completion with lunch provided and a brief assembly between sessions.
Grace Fenski reports on a 4-H Handy Hemmers camp week with daily 7 o'clock rising and chores. Classes covered Basketry and music by listed instructors, with a special evening program and lights at 1815 hours.
This health guidance for boys and girls advises visiting a family physician before strenuous athletics. It explains food fuels body work and growth with protein minerals and balanced meals. Emphasizes vegetables fruits dairy cereals meat fish eggs and moderation of sweets for two weeks to notice improvement.
Edna Schweitzer discusses how a girl can budget to look well on a limited income. Leroy Getz from Pennsylvania shares 4-H potato yields over years. Martha Hensley explains Illinois’ approach while U S Department of Agriculture honors volunteers. The 4-H radio program airs July 2 across coast to coast stations and features the Marine Band memory test.
Joy Bustell of the Jolly Workers 4 Sewing club credits the Bonilla 4-H camp near Huron as a successful training event for Beadle Spink and Hand county youth. She recalls free enrollment for assisting in dining and kitchen duties and notes engaging talks on Palestine and The Parable of the Sower.
Alpena Troop 23 elects George Kempt to receive a free trip to Camp Da KoeTah won in the Huronite Rens contest. Other members planning to attend include Cleirerd, Harry Crawford, Bax Smith, Amandus Aisenbrey, Rudolph Lundborg, Faulart, David Evans, Paul junior official and Rudolph senior master.
The Clyde Cream Club plans a picnic at the Thad Oviatt farm with members gathered this week for the regular session. R A Cave activity agent attended the meeting as club reporters note.
A scrambled OCR style listing of crossword like clues and partial entries across horizontal and vertical directions. It includes plant Rosa and armadillo items, zodiac like terms, and scattered numbers, with references to places, times, and Germanic phrases.
A brief record notes attendees at a club campport event and mentions Wey preferred by the group. The club will meet again at the Double C Pig club. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by 3 Oviatt.
Three members of the Klassy Kitchen Kooks 4 H Foods club after the final 4 H camp at Huron say Alice Bride local leader. They are Al Risetter Alice Merde and Chica Schamber. The club now presents a quick bread exhibit of three posters. The members are pursuing their 100 percent project effort as a first year activity.
A Presbyterian church service in Huron drew a good crowd with Rev Bert Ketelic’s installation attended by Albert F. Von Tobci D D and Rev Wm Novestes. Local residents Troy Yorken and family were noted, with several visits and a birth announced as part of a quiet community update.
Guide covers fainting first aid actions including positioning the body, fresh air, cold water chest and limb splash, and ammomium spirit dose. It then advises on reducing swelling with ice water compresses and using hot olive oil massages, with careful handling to avoid burns.
Readable text shows home care advice for sprains and injuries. Mentions ice packs rest and gentle supports with unclear spacing and several misspellings. References to drying liniments and poultices appear alongside generic first aid steps.
Radio features describe a program lineup with a minstrel show and acts by Jack Bency and George Breen. It notes time is central and lists regul arly scheduled entertainment subject to alteration.
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